TREE FROG GALLERY

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These insectivores live 50 feet or more above the ground in the rainforests of Central and South America. As the sun sets during the rainy season, the frog descends from its lofty perch in order to breed in ponds and puddles. The red-eyed tree frog lays its eggs in a gelatin base on the underside of leaves. After a week or two, the tadpoles hatch and wiggle until they drop into a pool of water below, where they become frogs. Red-eyed tree frogs are threatened by habitat loss.

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